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H-FAST, CCS Bust Meat Adulteration Racket; Two Held in Hyderabad In a joint operation, H-FAST, CCS, Food Safety officials, a veterinary doctor, and Habeebnagar Police nabbed two persons for supplying beef as goat #mutton to hotels in the city. Officials seized 50 kg of #beef, which was later disposed...

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